The Noth American edition of Indian Express covers Asha Stanford Holi 2010
THE POPULAR annual Holi celebrations and fundraiser by non-profit organization Asha Stanford Chapter, which helps support
projects in education of Disadvantaged Children in India, will be held on March 27 at Sandhill fields, Stanford University... Read more
NPR's Nationwide Radio Show: Morning edition Covers Asha Holi
Sunday marks the beginning of Holi, the Festival of Colors, a holiday observed by Hindus around the world. Commentator Sandip Roy has childhood memories of smearing himself with paint for the festivities in India. Nowadays, Hindus aren't the only ones getting in on the fun...
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SILICONEER covers Asha Holi
Asha Stanford, a non-profit volunteer group catalyzing socio-economic change in India through the medium of education, plans its annual Holi, the Indian spring festival of color March 28...
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Work an Hour 2009 Work An Hour, or WAH, as it is popularly known, is a summer-long, global, online fundraising campaign based on a simple concept. Participants are asked to symbolically Work an Hour towards the cause of children's education by donating an hour's worth or more of their salary.
Asha Stanford's Holi is back this year for 2 days on Saturday, April 6th and Sunday, 7th. Stanford's Holi is the largest and best-loved celebration of its kind in the bay area. With close to 10,000 people attending the event last year, this year's Holi will be bigger than ever.
Join us at 320-105 Main Quad on the Stanford campus on Saturday, October 13th for an exciting scavenger hunt exploring the Stanford campus. Tickets sold here.
Join us in front of the Graduate Community Center (GCC, 750 Escondido Rd) at 4:00pm, Sunday, Sept. 23 for the annual Asha Stanford dish hike. We will take students around the trail and then after the short (~3.3 mile) hike we will have Indian food in the Havana Room in GCC starting at around 7pm. See you guys there!
Asha Stanford's Holi is back this year for 2 days on April 7th and 8th. Stanford's Holi is the largest and best-loved celebration of its kind in the bay area. With over 5000 people last year, this year's Holi will be bigger than ever.
3rd i's Ninth Annual San Francisco International South Asian Film Festival will take place November 9-13, 2011. Five days of shorts, documentaries, and feature films from South Asia and the South Asian Diaspora. This year the festival will present over 15 programs from countries including India, Bangladesh, Sri Lanka, Tibet, UK and USA. For more information on the complete festival program, please visit our website at: www.thirdi.org/festival
Join us in front of the Graduate Community Center (GCC, 750 Escondido Rd) at 4:30pm, Saturday, Sept. 24 for the annual Asha Stanford dish hike. We will take students around the trail and then after the short (~3.3 mile) hike we will have Indian food in the Havana Room in GCC starting at around 7pm. See you guys there!
Asha Stanford's Holi is back this year on April 3rd. Stanford's Holi is the largest and best-loved celebration of its kind in the bay area. With over 5000 people last year, this year's Holi will be bigger than ever.
Join us in front of the Graduate Community Center (GCC, 750 Escondido Rd) at 4pm, Sunday, Sept. 19 for the annual Asha Stanford dish hike. We will take students around the trail and then after the short (~3 mile) hike we will have Indian food in the Havana Room in GCC. See you guys there!
Samarth, meaning "able", is run by the Ganjam District Orthopaedically Handicapped Welfare Association(GDOHWA). The project aims to eliminate discrimination towards and dependency among disabled children in the Ganjam district of Orissa. Asha Stanford has chosen Samarth to be its Work an Hour project for 2010. You can find more information regarding Samarth here or here.
Work an Hour 2009 is official over! Thanks to everyone that helped out. The donation interface will still be open, if you are still interested in making a donation. Thank you!
An an all new assortment of entertaining performances by popular groups around the bay area and Stanford campus buoyed the audiences to make a memorable and enteraining evening.Thanks to everyone who came and supported us.
Saturday, 20th September
Walk the Dish at Stanford New and old Stanford students joind Asha members for a stroll to the Stanford dish while learning more about Asha, our projects and the ways to get involved. View pictures
Work an hour 2008 July 15 - Sept 15
Thanks to all the donors of WAH 2008. Your contributions to Asha Stanford will go towards supporting the Mandra Lions Project in West Bengal.
Holi 2008 - The festival of colors!
Thanks for coming out and making it so much fun. Each of your contributions to Asha Stanford will help change the life of a child in India. Thanks for making it a huge success.
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V' will rock you - A musical night!
Performances by music and dance groups from the bay area. Thanks everyone for making it a huge success.
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